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Had to up the screen size for the tests. I don't know why it worked until now. Although looking at the browser in non-headless, there was a new box at the top of the page saying the browser was being driven for tests. Maybe that changed the dimensions enough?
This soon won't be needed, as 6.1 is out of support and 7.0 is about to be.
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There was an issue with Selenium that I've forgotten already. But it needed to be updated to new webdrivers.
The issue seemed to be (after days of debugging) that some dimensions must have changed. When I was debugging and looking at the actual browser session, there was a banner across the top of the window to say that the browser was being controlled by test software. Perhaps that moved things enough that the code for cropping was broken. In the end, I just expanded the area to capture.
For some reason all the PNGs changed. I guess that's just going to happen to use, when the underlying containers change their behaviour about fonts or other rendering characteristics.